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Freitag, den 06. Februar 2009 um 09:35 Uhr
The best-known product of Cosect is the DisCryptor data protection software that is ensuring data protection for the everyday user (DisCryptor Personal) or for middle-size and big-size companies (DisCryptor Enterprise). You can find more about their offers on the company website. Cosect is currently looking for partners worldwide and is also negotiating with potential distributors.
 
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Freitag, den 06. Februar 2009 um 09:30 Uhr
Dear COSECT business partners, DisCryptor software users and visitors We wish You in the upcoming year 2009 a lot of success and safe days

The COSECT team

 
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Samstag, den 18. Oktober 2008 um 17:02 Uhr
The Defence Secretary was making a statement to the House of Commons explaining the loss of a laptop containing the personal data of 600,000 people earlier this month when he made the embarrassing admission.
 
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Samstag, den 18. Oktober 2008 um 17:00 Uhr
The Sunday Herald, an independent news publication based in Scotland, has torn the lid off what it claims to be the world's biggest caper. Eight million customers, each offering patronage to Best Western Hotels, have been victimized thanks to the efforts of an Indian hacker and the Russian underground.
 
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Samstag, den 18. Oktober 2008 um 16:58 Uhr

Thieves have hijacked sensitive data on millions of Deutsche Telekom mobile phone customers, the German company has acknowledged in its second major security scandal this year. The incident stems from a theft of data in 2006 that only came to light now in a report by Der Spiegel magazine released ahead of publication on Monday. The magazine said it was able to track down information on 17 million Telekom mobile users.

 
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Samstag, den 18. Oktober 2008 um 16:57 Uhr
In another embarrassing stumble with computerized data, Britain's government confirmed Thursday that a contractor lost a memory device containing information on every prison inmate in England and Wales. British officials have been humiliated by a series of such blunders that has raised questions about its ability to safeguard personal information of citizens even as it works on final details for an ambitious national identification program and an expanded DNA data base.
 
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Samstag, den 18. Oktober 2008 um 16:55 Uhr
Six Laptops stolen from South London Hospital emphasise the need for companies to review coverage of insurance policies, in addition to implementing a risk management solution.
 
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Samstag, den 18. Oktober 2008 um 16:54 Uhr

2008-06-18: A computer containing information on extremism, defence and the housing market was stolen from the Salford office of communities and local government secretary Hazel Blears last weekend.The restricted information was not encrypted, and government officials admitted breaching data security rules when sending Blears the files

Source: http://www.information-age.com/home/information-age-today/442761/hazel-blearss-stolen-laptop-was-not-encrypted.thtml

 
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Samstag, den 18. Oktober 2008 um 16:51 Uhr

2008-01-28: Three military laptops with personal details of up to 600,000 people have been lost, Defence Secretary Des Browne admitted today. The Cabinet minister, who is understood to be furious at the data security breaches, told MPs this afternoon that the extent of the blunders was wider than previously revealed. They are likely to lead to disciplinary action.

 
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Samstag, den 18. Oktober 2008 um 16:50 Uhr

British government officials said today that the personal information for some 25 million people – about half of the country's population – was lost after two computer disks being transported between government departments went missing.

 
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Samstag, den 18. Oktober 2008 um 16:48 Uhr

Britain's Driving Standards Agency, which administers exams for drivers and driving instructors, has admitted losing details relevant to more than 3 million candidates for driver's-license testing.

 
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Samstag, den 18. Oktober 2008 um 16:23 Uhr
Anyone who doesn’t follow the British media may have missed the most recent failure of the government to protect its citizen’s personal data. On Tuesday Alistair Darling - Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced to the house of commons that a police investigation had been launched after Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) admitted to losing the personal data of twenty-five million British citizens.
 
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